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AZ the opening Of the banner stoJt
quite Q Wind spgaae 10 from the south,
vhieh for shoTt time threatened 20
wird up the days sport, bas f0rsunstsiy
it cleared ~.
Mr.. Z. A. ssroat, Of this city. shot
vita the Vans aver team for the cham
pi0nahip banner, having bsen formerly
Q resident there.
The shooting Of DR.. W. d. Beach was
exceptionally COCA ID being his Arst 81
tsnpt Of doubles, sna tiEss time IN
match.
The Portland favorites fell veil 10 the
rear yesterday. bus may be looked for
10 do better shooting teday.
The betting was very lfvelS a. the
outset OF the shoot In favor OF Portland,
but seattle and WalIa Wslia are nov
veil in the lead.
Genileuen. an from WAlla Walla-
J. Foster.
Missed the hrss and Lost tbs ssOODd.-
3. Hunter.
MI J. Evans il, without doubt, tbs
best and s0rest shot st the tournamont
Quite q rambeF of ladies attended
/ the tournament.
Mr.. u. Dishou. while acting as ref
cree, performed the arduous duties In q
verv satisfactory manner.
NJ. K d. Close. Of X llama, saot With
{ be Vancouver team.
Mr.. Frank Brooks Was Vancouver
representative TO the tournAment.
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PRRsoYAn-

city.
EIiests. guard At Mcneil Islana. Is
,. 2; B4H q skASst l. registered 81 tie
J u. Ashtoa. . prsminsst attorney q
Tacoma. was Ia toHa yesterday.
p. B. Cornwall. President a. h Hfaek
Dfenona Coal Mining Compazy, arrived
In the city last svening.
Mr.. william Moare. se,ond L5eufensrt
o. y Company. P9vtiasd Il one OF the
representative q the NulknomAh Cub
now In the city.
John II. MeGraw, o. tie law Am Of
6reene. Hartford q Mcf3rHw haa ESaa e.
Portland on Business trfr, and viii be
home Sunday ovsning.
Z. X EnIs. agent Of the CanaaIaa Pa.
clnc q Tacoma was . passef ger on the
ray ward last evening. ard viii partici-
dag.
Me-. A. MeKinnou. Of ths aru, AZ pr...
thu & MsKinnoo, saa Franeisco' ana 4
stockhslder Of tbs Cedar Mountain Coal
Company. Is expected 70 arrive in the
Mrs d Crawford q Kent: ?. Barrett c
L Waite. II Praett. Of Tacoma: q p
Bowman. Of Texas, I'd Morgan and
daughter, Of Newcastle ] Il Bsu N
skagit. are a. the New kn9lanA.
p. Oberg, Of snohomlss; George W.
Bllea. Of Portland; 3. + Iiots OF MeNefi
Island; Mrs.. David Hsrrie, OF BLACK rsa-
mond; william y Faucet, Of slaughter.
William J. Hamilton, % Tacoma. are al
the BFunswick.
w. r Dodge. y. A. Broughman- Chaa.
yoles, Jas. 0illen. p. Babe q Tsc0ma. y.
B -ooks Of Vancouver W. T J. Jos. Pack
Il Milwaukee. Fred Drew Of Olynpta j.
kevolon. A. j. Reid. n. b shant q Pan
fFaDcisc7. CAPTAIN r. Latham Of Astoria.
]. Loyal OF Alasha z. n SmitheFs OF
hent0n. r Q. Portway e. Slaughter, are
a. the Arlington.
@. b. Eaton. James Grifiths n @
Diaz. Of Tacoms; Dr. r. J. Birch. OF Port
CarBon, Pa: ". s. Drake o. Brush Of
Austin. Texes: ID. LsWie. Of San Frap-
cisce; Miss Webster Of stsila-ooS; Bar
ton Atkins. OF Alaska; Iva MillG Of De-
troll; VI. q. Mercer Of M.chlgan; Mrs.. r.
Y. Gilbert. Miss M Il. Scuaoer Of New
Haven, Conn: Miss l.. A. BurTard, of
Hartford C1nn Mas A. L. Whittier. Of
Whitesville. Mas: Mis- N e. Craw.
ford, Miss n. 8 Bkfkman, W. p. Wooa.
Harry Eysn. Lewis Ryan, Of Sumner; J
II. McCar Der. OF Spokane; George W.
TibbsttA Of sqaak; P. B. Cornwall. are at
the Occidental
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IeisrMcrcorRr PRocrEpLyes.

~ a sutton, = petit isra-. heiHg ~,
teoscd 70 the ten
- - eAse q The Tsrrttcry - All Jake.
-. 2 Tor seeping ~ O. where ep an
-, snaset, too dutesdAnt wAs foaad
-. 40 thruush hi alto uey gave
h ~ maiicn Tor a n~s sftsL
A., vs. elder, = petit ia=or Who was
49, 40 dorkef oae days pay foF alb
ssSas aims u f7ou he court rcon
49,, aeare, agp ard AID mAae AT.
- ...sI sxense, ~ hcreupoa b. order 81
ns,.9a'' ha sac aud peasity were ~
-, - 'es Address aud EmAnasl Nsil
e.. aAslses q Norsay. wsse admitted to
-. - : q lheAn- a ChinAaAn tsSlrted for
y - away for stezhrg cerf4in articles
,eer.nS Aspsrei frsm Ms Ssetson.
wa gsilty - ckArstd
~. - eAse o. ths Territory - ThaTr
49, 80 Small 10 dftviHg over . isstis
s-.,-As JAZZ rvtufnet = verdict a. Suslty
~ sinai AHt lct Thornaiks 50
- gave netics n Il tuklsx - ~
- 80 AT the & e 81 - hear fnalsoas
~o14 Tera IN tao eva eAlen9Ar.
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WILL CELEBRATE.

Quite q large number Of oitiEsns es-
senhled a. The Turn Vereia Hall last
evening, pursuant TO a call OF Wi.iisu
@ crane. John Keane ct al, 30 take
SONS s'e2s relative TO ho'dinR Foarih
o, July csIebrstion in Seattle.
PIP. Carroll vas chosen Chairman
AID stated the object Of the meeting.
Mr.. Carroll also made statement as 60
vhy Tacoma wssts a eltbrstion and
Why Seattle should do the same
A resolution TO cslebFs;e 10 Seattle
vas unanin sas,y carried.
Mr. Walker spoke strongly against
having anv military 10 the procession.
Scott wanted 10 make Il . working
mans caiehFaticn.
Up. RIGA vas elected vlcs President
Rncmad- q speech
The following csmmiitse vas AZ
pointed ~ way. aud mems: A. W. p
per. @ F Raymond, A. Amnaads snd
p p CHTOit.
C5nnsttee Of Asrsnsemsnts-wm.
Cnshran-. A. Allen, {. 2. RlsH. z. WEEK
stron. W. Walker, Ls1as W 'o1. Z p
Eisoa. l. Il Kidd. Mrs. SCOT and Mr.
NtueiIaW.
Oriered taa ths Dissemination to
ss.sbrAts be pabiissed "a ali toe papers.
and tsAi the naaoss Of toe committee
.uth3rizsd 20 solicit fands be AdTer-
ttssd-
Tks Comm ttse OF Arrangements WEs
empowered 90 spDoint sa5 committees.
Meeting AdigaFBed uuth Tuesday even
les. a. she CoaTt Huass.
TIE Canrnisfee o. AsrAGFsnsnts Des
aud elected Z p. Edson chairman and
.LRk ID ssssstAFy. Il wss decided 10
iavits the various trades 20 JON IN tss
parAd..
Ordered. thai eTsresses Be held OF
tie c aIveFsiss sryaads. aud cpmnit-
tse uss appointed to get permission.
OfSefed. inst G1sy tAsansa ana oiheG
on rs " invited 10 jsin-
Messrs Csc5EAae- X q ard Allen EerS
srpolstsd Entafitse 90 Invitation.
De priptirE. K ID and wsod.
Exercises and Eroacds. E4son, n ID
ana walker.
% deeorAaioa, Mrs. Scott, With powsi
10 call on 2aetrs
Osa musae. Edson, cOchrAne src
Ateks1gcna.
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LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY.
TIE oeoD woBK BKTS0 DONE nj ouR
NOBLE weMKN.

The Ladies' Relief Society convened
Tor lie regular meeting at the Chamber
OF Commerce rooms at o'clock on the
arst Tuesday of this month. A number
Of interesting reports we're made Of
needy families visited during tie pre-
eedine month.
One poor smigFant family iast from
ths East, was found by the ladies In q
miserable Lodging houss, In 9 most des-
tituie and deploFsbls condition. The
tWo women we're sick and suffering foz
food aud clothioe. The husband Of enc
had been recently killed. while the other
was without money and bad no employ
ment. The ladies, Kindly assisted by
the eoachman "Jimmie," moved the
family (nins in ALL to little house
near Like Union which they secured
for them and paid the FIRST months
rent FSed and clothing we're furnished
them by the society and work obtained
fer the husband and one son Ia the
ssvmill, 20 that nov they are able 10 be
sslf-sustsininR.
Much credit is due to Mrs. OiaaQle
for her kind assistance towards this
family.
A family on Sixth street we're found
to be very nsedy-Vhere the husband
was too III 10 do anything, and they
were destitute Of the necsssaries Of life.
Provisions were sent 10 them and the
woman hired by a member OF the
society 10 do sewing. Shs was found to
/ BE- neat, oompetsnt seamstress, and
she would like employment. Anyone
wishing 10 emnioy her will please in-
quire Of Mrs. Forth or Mrs. LeaEy for
her address.
Another family living on Front street,
towards Belltown, we're materially as
sisted.
Three maiden ladies living on Broad
way we're reported 10 be sick and In .
destitute condition. Inquiry was
| directed TO be made.
Mrs. Foss and Mrs. DR.. johnson were
admitted 20 membershtp.
when the Presidents announced 60
the Sooisiy that she had just received
500 cash from w. p Boyd, Esq., who
desired 20 become life member OF our
Association, the ladies we're highly
pleased, and az once unanimously cleo,
Cd him as such. All such generous
gifts are very gratefully received, as We
need all we can GET 90 meet the many
pressing calls Ve have for relief.
There being no other business 10
transact, the Sosiety adjourned till the
drst Tuesday in July.
Mas. W. u. WooD. Secretary.
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OPTUN sAUGeLING.
A NKw ROUTE oPENED 81 WHICH TIE
coNTRABAND sTUFF FINDS IFS vAX
10 FoRBIDDKN MARKETS.

During the course Of q conversation
with q man veil postsd in the revenue
business, the other day, that gentleman
said: "Fhe opium smuRRlinR business
By way Ct Puget SOuLd has fallen Of
very materially Of late. The cause of
this could not understand until paid
a visit to Victoria, wien found that
the Illicit stuf, instead of coming this
vay, vas meet all being shipped by the
Canadian Pacific East. A friend Of
mine, Who, fear, has been more or less
connected vith smuggling, told me tnat
the completion of tbs Canadian aoihc
RAILWAY. 90 close to the Americas
boundary. had opened up q very exttn-
sive and safe route for the carrying IN
of the tr ffis. Why" said be. "elOnR the
border of Washington Territory alone
it would take a thousand men to pre-
vent sm ngsling and the unlawful entry
of Cinnamon into AmeTic since the
Canadian authorities commenced tax
ing every Chinaman Who comes here
$50 10 land, those Who are here are not
30 anxious to get away, and, therefore,
bat few cross the border. believe the
United States has one inspector IN the
eastern part of the Territory, at lake,
the name Of which | do not remember,
on a trail, near the boundary line
am told that Brooks sent Bill Wat
kips, the famous Democratic str keF OF
Portland, who gained much unstvory
potoFiety during Growers sdministra
tiop as Superintendent Of the Peniteu-
tiary. up to that Lake as INSPECTOR, bot
the dsuartmant at Washington vas
onto Bill and refused TO confirm bis
appointment. In fact am told the sp-
poiufmens vas scmmarily r. jecied. and
the Collector vas Instructed TO recall
him at once. Mr.. Brooks then sent q
very different kind OF Democrat n'msd
Watkins to that station, and he Is still
holding 1t down. A wooden msn might
be planted there for all the good be can
do, it Is easy enougI to pass tn tue
night when he is asleep, or TO 90 around
on another trail, Of which there are
many. When the coRtrabapd stnf once
reaches the Colambia Or Snake river, II
is all safe, as il can be shipped TO Port
land CT San Francisco wIthoat moles-
tation. Much OF is inds its way TO
Spokane Falls, Walla Walla and Other
psints along the Northern Pacific fur
theT east.
"Instead Of becoming less frequent,
the Illicit traffic in opium becomes more
extensive aud more alarming all the
tune, and more difficult for the Revenue
Department to cope With. | expect to
leave for Washington IN few days on
private business. and | shall have talk
with the Secretary in regard to this
matteFn
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HARIIuAL CONSTIPATION

And kidney and liver ills, depending on
q weak or inactive coalition OF the kid
Beys, liver or bowels, are successfully
and permanently e1red only by the use
of the gentle yet effective laxative and
diuretis, Syrup of FIGS. Its advantages
are evident; It il easily taken. pleasing
to the taste, acceptable to the siomses,
harmless to the most delicate system,
and truly beneficial in edsct. RoF sale
In 50 cents and 81 bottles. DIV
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FIxH BEEr Il ear iosd q extra Zoe
heef cattle fram Ben sniees' stmcoe
hAua arrived here lass evening for
Nsssrs. Rice aud Gardner. feis wis
the nr.t sAr load Of beef brcaxhi oEtf
a.. aa.l.h NarA
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TIE CESTEMERF' = tie mOss Pep
alAr ktd siove 10 AneFia :. fl.tS for ave
uztsonS. $50 foE sizkt battoE& Esef
are far hatoN tee prior u any Stser
sssadAra Esaksg, ard Fer a. s0d daFs
bGlity are s1<xs<SiSd- Tes stove are re
al rrsuss THE ei0vs = nai sold ~ uhoie-
salsl 81 sCHWABACHER BROS. dsI2
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First event, contest for The indivldaA
ehsmpiouship ba 4Ge Of she Association,
fsF medal valued at $50, II n single
RISES. there uers 3 sstnss. TIE tr,,
rrias vAs Won b. Mr.. J. Poster, Of
Walia Wa.la. SssFe. % out Of pos
s,ole n. and the second money anc
prtEss uAs divided sstween J. Ne
Nsarht, 81 Seattle. and A. ". Do Bray,
~ Walls WAlsa. ecores. Is TIE thifo
pFsE. SAs won hy J J. EsaHs. OF Port
land; score, II lac fourth hy W.
Rasscs Dodge. q Tao ms; score, Is.
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Tas NarfascsleEn expFess O>aez ga
vii - fes5S tag o1~iarss % aca afsei
JuEe ist. ISL, esiSesa S.ea,tie ao1
ether points Ia Nestsrn WeseinGsoo
af3es Nith Postal teiefFaph CeGsNnf
Ma street he p4tfOoass e tes Pas-
Ite y solisifss.
H.6 ExErTz. Prsas3epl
JAMS A. C2Mz1, Sse'g. al
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Note the folsoviue: BoytBR all goods
strtsily fnF etsh euaolsa as 10 oder 90
many earEAius aBspproschabse ey any
esber hoase. hoasy refunded AZ al
tis,ss n gods ars q satisfactory.
IoEtAs 4 SISSEEMAN.
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sAuIxs or THn CHrsTEA Tue stsam-
ship City OF Chester salad from Seattle
for san Francisco yesterday afternoon.
a sid-s fnel. she took 10 tons Of coal
nad ~ tons % nisceilaBeous freight
Her passenger list wAs ~ follows; A.
PrFsbbskeF, Mis- Auas MosGan. J. X,
DAVIS. Ms Ira wrieh,, Casa I
Terry. ties Mes an. aRd . IN the
staf rae
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LADIES FIsE saoEs.-We may have
What you want; If 30. you cannot Res
them anywhere 81 the prices We quote.
We have them from the coeFsest 70 the
veFV finest. ToKLAs & SINoKRMAN.
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TIE Seattle HtrawaFt CaExrAny have
last reee vsc car load 81 tss eetsoF~srd
saeel skein Bain wASon& No Sae@e
sud on PaEet ssara has nascs 30 eooc
A reoora a. The Ban 9-As
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No such bargains have ever been Of
feFed a. can be bad for the text sixty
DAYS 81 our stores IN cotton pisee goods;
1000 pieces Of lawn. . inches vide. at 2
cents q yard. ToKLAs 4 SNaKkMAA.
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ekEAr pEEps 81 eREAr KEx:

Bishsp @. Il Fowler Of The Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Ct A@erisa, vas
infrodaced 20 . large andisrce in the
Prssbyterian Churah last evening". and
ugoesedsd 70 speak for nearly two
hluFs On the graf deeds Of great men
Every one of the snaience eoald have
remained fer tVo hcars more and Be
entertained bg sash e,sQaenes aod in
teEesfinR speaktne. His descriptions OF
Watsrloo and Trafalgar we're matches
faE Vsvidness and strength OF bald.
HeRs's memorable letter A wss %
given 20 the sa3ience that al seeOsd
20 Be- able 10 see the Iren Duke with
bis AnGia Saxon army on tie one side
snd Napoleoa with the allied armiss on
the osher The chsr2a Of Marshal Ncy
With TIE Old Guard, each mas hero,
ard the old Marshal AZ the head Of
them, ves described with saoh enthus-
issD that IL thrilled the audience.
which waited for and enjoyed like eulo
eiss apon troupe a'ter troupe Of the
heroes Of the world.
In speaking OF the greatness shat en-
tered into the lives Of men. be said that
IL vss Of sloS growth. Mushrooms
grow 40 in g night So DO beads,
bus true greatness 10 Of ioW aud steady
growth" Great men are sslf-poised.
not self eentered. Tue latter is selfish
usu, bat the former buttons up the
majority in one ovsrcoat bis purpose,
bic dissemination aud his faith 10 God.
TIE highest order OF hereism 10 evil
denced in the brave deeds Of men 10
ordinary paFsuits Of life. Engineers
Who GIVE their lives for those In their
charge. dremsn who rescue lives from
huFnine e1iidipRs. ~ veil as those IN
battle 81 80 and on land. all give evil
denca Of heroism that cannot be ex-
cslled aaysheFe under the stars
The lecture vas we'll sprinkled With
vit and hnmoF. making the erioynent
OF the evening still more complete. II
10 to be hoped that the people of Seattle
nav havs another opportunity Of hear.
ing Bishop FowieF before long. Those
Who heard him last evening will never
forget him or the pleasure afforded BY
| bis lecture.
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II you want iAsn mo~eT. the light
est draft. easiest Getting mower 10 she
market - the New Essy. for sale hs toe
seattle Hsrdware Csrn rAaF jail s
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Third event vas the Chamberlain
Cartridge and Parker Gun Contest, q
entries, Chamberlain cartridges only
used. First pyizs vas won By A. W.
DuBray, OF Walla Wslla, and Messrs.
Beach, Of Seattle, and Evans, Of Port
land tieing On second money; Mr..
Foster, Of Walla Wslla. winning third
prize. Ten singles and i've doubles.
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LOOK! LooEl LooKl-The gFandest
clearing sale OF carpets. OIL cloth, lace
eurtains and window shades ever held
In Seattle, until August let, at
TOKLAs a STNoKHMAN's.
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TopAI's ExouRsIoS.-Onoe more We
desire 10 remind our readers that the
excursion to Port Townsend and the
Straits OF Fuoa today, By the steamer
Oiympian, will afford q rare oppOrtoai-
". a. . very itgh, ex psnss, for ell those
who desire Be behold the grandeur and
beauties OF PoEet S0and and the sur
rounding oountry. Those Who have
made the trip knoW what 20 expect. bat
20 those Vho have never been aloAg the
Sound q revelation is Ia store. Tn
steamer leaves this morning at $50 q.
IN. and returns 10 sesttle st $50 .. ~
Those Who Attead can take refreshments
with them, OF, 10 they prefer, can be
served on board. The OlympiAn is .
floating pslacs aud pr baby the fastest
sies msr 90 the Pasitle Ooass, and par
ticuisrly and especially adapted for car
EyipG excursion parties.
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FKIRD AsyUAL rorsEAxEsr.
h1ATTIR AxaaEHs THK 8AEKKz-wAKLA
wALEA cAARINa OFF TEE PRIzm
IN ZEE ETksT AID xErRD KTKx1M

fhe spogtsmsn's tournament Of The
Northwest vhish IL bsfne given Under
the auspiess Of The Red and GuB Cab Of
Seattle, opsasd - the raee track yesssr-
day. II is eonfnsd 70 tks sportsman re-
sidiug IN 0Feeon and Wsshisstsn Ter
FiioEy, sad ell nsnbsFs q orRanixsd
slabs and all individual spsgssnen Who.
from locality, are not nsmbers Of clubs,
are Invited 10 compsae in all matches,
exeeps the eonsests Of The 6rst day. viz. !:
the team shoot for the ehanpionship
banns 2 Of the assnefaiion, and the irdi-
vidal ehampisnship shoot. whice, Of
course. were spea % msmbeFs Of the
association oaly.
The dFst event, which took plaes al
, g. N, wae contest for the individual
championship badge Of the Associatiou.
donated By the Msltouomsh Rod and
0an Cab, snd held bV ". W. Evans.
Of Portland. valued st $40, a q single
rises, Wss Won By J. Foster. Of WaIia
Wslla, By q scsre Of 20 vus Of q. The
winner also got e25 il cash from the
Selby 6meltin9 ard Lead COMPANY,
graphs. Of n. 8. McClAire.
Toe sscond best sssre vas won BY
MeNauQht, Of Seattle, and Du Bray, Of
Walla WaIla, Who divided the go cash
d0nated By the FIRST National bank,
and the SIS pEizs debated By @. Davies
a Go.
The third best score was made BY J..
J. EVAns, OF Portland, Who got the
Wild fowl pictures. donated By s. Hun
ter.
The dictionary Donated By Pumphrey.
and the cardigan isckst By l. Harms.
we're ven By W. 4. Dodge, OF Tacoma,
VIE made the fourth beet score.
TEE sEcosD EyKST
Was the team shoot for the champion
ship banner, donated and worked BY
Mrs. N. ID. Pease, Of Seattle, and won
az the second annual shoot 5y the Malt
nomah Red aHd Gun Cub. OF Portland.
valoed at 500, was Won BY the Seattle
team BY q score OF IS oui Of possible
90. McDsuald and McNsuQht, Of Sc
attic, tied on the special prize Of q siE
yer water pitcher. vainsd as $50, de
mated by l.. P. Saith 4 Son, score %.
Tacoma and Portland tied for the six
bath tickets, valssd at 81 50. donated by
Charles VanDunRen, for the lowest
scores made In tbs match. Each team
got three tieksts.
TIE THIRD INVENT
Was q ChambeFlaiu cartridge, Parker
gun contest. open to all corners. The
hrst prize, Q Parker Run. valued at $50,
donated by the Gordon Hardware Com
pany, vas Won by A. w. DuBsay, OF
Walla wallis.
The sheet for the second prize, &25
donated by the Ssley Snleltin0 and
Lead Company, resulted in q tie be-
tween Evans, Of Portland, and Bsach.
of SEATTLE. Who divided tbs prize.
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- taiow ~ deeds wera eied in TIE
- aaSs oeace tCg record yesssrSasy:
49, y. l&mpseF 30 Trustees Ffrt
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TOKLAS & S|NGERMAN.
A RE.ARRANGEMENT SALE.
100000
DrV Goods and Clothing,
UNDER ROOF.
Goods and Clothir

Before is late to be Of service to customers want
give them real outandout benefit sale OF all the
determination sacrifice profits at
time when spring and trade is at its height need
familiar with enterprs1ng progressive
conducting Besides there strong element
sacrifice So alive to the advantages of deal
people become that vast the store
small accommodate the enormous growth OF the past
months. We MUST HAVE MORE ROOM We carry the
LARGEST STOCK Of Dry Goods Clothing Carpets Millinery
Boots Shoes Gents Furnishing Goods This sale will last
the LIST of August unless the quantity OF each line should
disappear in less time.
PARTICULARS UNIDEE1rTEATH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
THE TWO BEST PLANS OF LIFE
INSURANCE.

The Travellers Of Hartford. and the
Providfnt Savings Of NsW York No
assessDents, and no promises of future
dividends to disap ONT the assured.
These eompanies furnish life Insurance.
mixed with banking OF investment. con-
squently their rates are much lever,
and commeBd them tn all in need Of
solid life insurance.. TAYLOR . BUNS
are the agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11

TIE Seattle Hardware Company have
noe % stock an sbaRdtnt supply OF
eoods for simmer, sach - rubber hSse
and hose reels, lAWn nogeEs, Zoe eres m
frs zers, hamnocks, grass hooks,
.cyth~a. etc. ieII 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11

One thousand pieces lawns, % inches
vide. at 2 cents; 500 pieces linen-hn-
ished lawn, at 6 cents.
1oKLAs 4 SMeERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11

Boys suifs 90 s. worth 81 aud -.
Meas suits at &tT5, worth 81 70. The
abave are late auction purchases.
foKLAs 4 sINuKRMAS.